Blaze Gamma

Fire Emblem Awakening: The Crusade

You got it.

Fire Emblem Awakening: The Crusade

Seems it. Is there any staff issue with continued player posting?

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Can't imagine so. My comment was all I had.

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@BlazeGamma

i was thinking that Mars arrived a couple hours before the guy arrived.

Basically i was planning on having her wake up and be weirded out because everything is so clean XD

@Draconequis

Yeah, it seemed like your person arrived the night before or something. I'd more issue with axeman coming through what seemed like it would be around midday when my dude was already there and resting outside the door.

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I was going off what I remembered from a comic released with the game. I'll also say that unless people went the day before, everyone missed the dude sitting outside the door of the place.

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Hopefully my intro is acceptable. You may have noticed some dissonance between CS quality and post quality. This is because I don't normally do character sheets.

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The man arrived at the old building early in the day. Having been enlisted to Ylisse's military, but not proven himself overly useful (He'd picked up the nickname 'Useless' more than once), he'd been shipped off to the old tower that had been the headquarters of the Shepherds almost a century ago.

The place was a dump. No surprise, given what the man had heard. The leader of the Shepherds at that time, a former Exalt whose name the man couldn't remember, was well known for having all the grace of a bull in a china shop. That's why the swordsman had been deployed there.

There had been some rumors of reformation of the Shepherds, and the unit the man was from was all too willing to unload him on some other saps. He didn't mind. The fact was, the man was an outsider and an amnesiac. He'd held no particular loyalties to the unit, so being shipped off didn't hurt him. Still, he drew his aged weapon. First thing he needed to do was a bit of cleanup, and the overgrown vines were a perfect thing for him to practice his sword arm against.

As he cut away, frustration arose. He could feel himself on the crux of a breakthrough. He knew that, whoever he was before his memories escaped him, he'd been a capable swordsman. His superiors had commented as such, just from his build. He knew that he should be able to effortlessly guide his blade, but there was something in the way.

It was five hours later by the time he'd decided to take a break. Vines around the building were all cleared, and the first floor had been tidied, with some bricks relaid. He decided to sit outside next to the front door and take a breather. Construction was tired work. "So," he said to himself. "Just what is so special about the Shepherds that they'd want to put this much work into such a beat up tower?"

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Thus why I drew my guy. Mind, It was a crappy drawing

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Nameless Swordsman

Name: Nameless
Appearance: (Preliminary image. 30 minute sketch.)
Class: Myrmidon
Age: Unsure, appears to be early 20s
Sex: Male
Weapon Rank: Sword E
Equipment: Ancient Sword (Basically a Bronze Sword)
Skills: Avoid +10, Amnesiac (Poor Skill and EXP Growths)
Plot subjective: Yes
Personality: An odd mix of humored and indifferent. He often does his own thing, but the moment he's pulled into conversation, his true nature of a complete space case tends to show. He's not unintelligent or careless, but rather off in his own world. However, in the face of a pretty woman, he tends to lose all focus. Basically, he's an idiot.
Biography: A swordsman who can't even remember his own name. The first memory he held was waking in a Plegian cell. He managed to escape and gather a sword that he'd apparently had with him when he'd been captured, and he felt an odd affinity. Since his escape from Plegia into Ylisse, he's been working as a piss poor sellsword. It seems that it's only through a miracle that he has not died due to his own lack of skill with a blade. Or perhaps there's something more. Either way, the man cannot tell. He was conscripted into the military more for his own protection than for any semblance of skill he might have held.

Over the past 6 months, he's proven to be somewhat capable, or at least durable, able to support others in combat without becoming a liability himself. As of late, though, he's been plagued by odd dreams about dragons and a far off land. Trying to push his concerns to the background, he's started to become more focused on his tasks as a combatant. Perhaps there's hope for him yet.

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